it's extremely tragic to have a family get out for a hot day. tragedy on the water in the south bay. the life of a father cut short after drowning while saving his son. the 10:00 news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> good evening i'm ken wayne. >> and i'm cristina rendon. this evening sheriff deputies recovered the body of a father who saved his young son from drowning only to get pulled underneath himself. >> it happened at a series of ponds. ktvu azenith smith is live with the latest. azenith, authorities are saying the rough current caught a lot of people by surprise? >> reporter: yes, it did, ken. it was very hot today nearing triple digits. this family decided to cool down, go swimming behind this rv park here not realizing the danger that lied ahead.

distraught family members holding on to hopes for hours devastated by the outcome after sheriff deputies recovered the body of their loved one. >> i mean it's extremely tragic. you have this father who gave up his life for his own son. you know, there -- as bold as it was, it was a tragedy for the family. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said around 2:00 a family of four adults and eight children were heading out to the pond behind the parkway lake's rv park. >> i saw a variety of the adults and some kids and they were bringing their blankets. it looked like they were going to go swimming. they looked like they were going out to have a good time. >> reporter: a good time until one of the children went too far into the water. the father went after his child said to be four or five years old. he got him to safety, but then went under himself. >> it's real sad, yeah. it is real sad. you know, i am more sad than anybody. but i would never think it

would be that dangerous out there. >> reporter: divers from the sheriff's office using underwater sonar equipment searched for the man just after 6:30 this evening they found his body 15 feet under water 40 yards offshore. they first recovered his clothes. >> as he was going under water he was probably trying to shed some clothing, you know, just to reduce some of the hold of the water. >> reporter: these pictures show you where the family was swimming. it looked like the creek enters into a larger body of water where it drops off quick and it's deep. the sheriff's office said the man was found not wearing a life vest. it's not clear if anyone was wearing any proper safety equipment. there's no public access to this pond, no life guard, no park ranger. a sad reminder to take precautions out in the water even if it looks safe. >> you want to keep an eye on your children any time they are in any kind of water. it appeared to be quite calm, but it got deep unexpectingly.

>> reporter: there is a gate for cars to go in there. we're told the family lives in a nearby ranch and likely walked in. the sheriff's office tells me that the man who died was in his 30s. they're not releasing his identity at this time. ken and cristina? >> azenith, just a sad story all the way around. it's hot, people want to cool off, but go to a legitimate place to go because those waters as you pointed out very deceptive. thank you, azenith. it was another hot day of sizzling temperatures across the bay area and northern california. the good news though a red flag warning expired for our area a little over an hour ago. while a cooling trend is expected this week the threat of wildfires remains. >> in fact a wildfire that started around 3:00 this afternoon has triggered evacuations. cal-fire says the baker creek subdivision of redwood valley became willetts was evacuated. so far it's burned at least 900 acres and only 10% contained.

it slowed traffic on highway 101 between ukilla and willet. people in lake county are reporting visible problems there. some people are saying it's hard to see cobb mountain. the fire started from a vehicle fire that spread to nearby vegetation. in antioch a car fire sparked a grass fire off highway 4 near highway 60. it happened around 6:00 this evening. the fire forced the closure of the ramp 260. at one point the flames were burning close to homes. viewer trevor harris sent us this video. you see right there the gray plume of smoke, flames right off the side of the highway. by 7:30 the fire was out and the roads were reopened. let's check in with meteorologist mark tamayo and a look at your triple-digit temperatures across the bay area. mark? >> yeah, extremely hot today and very dry out there as well with the humidity levels down to single digits. as you mentioned that red flag warning, the fire warning expires. this was in place for the north bay hills, the east bay hills,

and the santa cruz mountains. we're starting to see the moisture levels trend up this evening. that's good news. but still even with the expirations temperatures will be hot. although we are heading in the right direction. today though we have lots of the triple digits out there topping 100 degrees. for brentwood and vacaville and sarah -- saratoga 103. even a few records to report as welcoming out for you as we show you those records and we do have a handful coming up for san rafael. in fact tieing a record. 97 degrees. oakland airport, mountainview, and san jose set a new record today. in fact at san jose going back to 1925. take a look at all the hot temperatures here in the bay area. that one temperature that really stands out. santa rosa 108 degrees this afternoon. that's major heat there. antioch 105. but at least the coast not nearly as warm in the bay and not nearly as warm as well. duo have a cooling trend to talk about though in your five- day forecast. we'll have more on that in just a few minutes.

we want to mention that red flag warning expired a short time ago. but they are still concerned there had been five red flag warnings in the east bay hills since the start of fire season. ktvu leigh martinez explains extra patrols were out checking for potential hazards that could spark fires in the hills. >> reporter: access is everything when it comes to spenting fires. fire -- when it comes to preventing fires and saving livesment oakland firefighters took out the gator to first rescue an injured rider on the hill. but it's also useful in scouting potential fire dangers. >> what we're driving on is one of our firewoods known as a fire trailer. it's a carved out trail that we can take a vehicle like this and what we are showing you. but this is very much how we would get into a fire in a remote area like this.

>> especially on a day like today with the red flag warning in the east bay hills, it's important firefighters know where all the access trails are. >> there is a whole other world back here that has to deal with the regional parks. >> reporter: the red flag warnings forced contra costa fire departments to cancel weekend trains. instead they want to put more firefighters out on neighborhood patrols. they noticed the wet winter weather gave grass a late growth spurt. >> they will cut it down to a height of four to six inches. >> reporter: cal trans cut this fire -- cal trains cut this fire earlier -- caltrans cut this fire earlier today. >> this is expected for early august. >> it's dry and it can fuel a fire to light up a whole hillside. so the top two things you shouldn't do during a red flag warning? >> flicking your cigarettes is a big one. i would say that's our number one. right behind that people are operating, mowing equipment or

machinery equipment or dry brush. this isn't a good day to mow your hillside. >> reporter: hills that have never burned before are the most dangerous to spread fires. back in 2015 a budget measure failed that would have provided funds to get those grass-eating fire ghosts out here to cut down some of the grasses. firefighters say they did a pretty good job at keeping the tall grasses down throughout the entire fire season. in the east bay hills leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. new at 10:00 south san francisco police arrested two women who were charged of assaulting a bicyclist and stealing the bike. police say they attempted to ram a 17-year-old off his bike twice last night on spruce street. when that didn't work police say they confronted the teen and threatened him. police say the suspects fled with the bicycle, but officers found and arrested them not far from the crime. they're identified as serena green, both are 20 years old.

a baby kidnapped in san francisco is safe this evening after police rescued the child from the suspect on a muni bus. police say a woman snatched the six-month-old girl from the father's car in the south market neighborhood around 9:00 this morning. the father had turned to prepare a bottle when it happened and the mother was son her way to meet him. after taking the baby, witnesses told police the kidnapper got on a muni bus with the child and a bus driver reported seeing them near bay shore and arleda. officers were able to capture the suspect and reunite the infant with her parents. no one was hurt, but the baby was taken to the hospital to be checked out as a precaution. president trump slammed the media today in a tweet storm defending his son donald jr. this comes after meeting with a russian lawyer during the presidential campaign. reporter kevin quirk has more. >> reporter: president trump taking to twitter first thing sunday morning. this time he's turning his sights on the media. the president tweeting, "with

all of their phony unnamed sources and highly slanted, and even fraudulent reporting, fake news is distorting democracy in our country." he also said, "hillary clinton can illegally get the questions to the debate and delete 33,000 e-mails. but my son don is being scorned by the fake news media? these tweets are coming in the wake of the controversy surrounding the now infamous meeting last summer between the president's son and a russian lawyer." that meeting was attended by jared kushner and paul manafort as well as several others including a person some are referring to as a russian counterintelligence operative. last week don jr. released the e-mail chain leading up to the meeting. >> this is the first time the public has seen in black and white on the e-mail thread, clear evidence that the russians and particularly the russian government effort to try to undermine clinton, help trump. >> reporter: the white house announced the addition of a

former federal prosecutor as special council to manage the russia response. so far the controversy has not reached the president himself. >> nothing has changed since when james comey told the president he was not under investigation on three separate occasions. where she no known notification of anything going on. >> reporter: the president is expected to spend much of sunday relaxing and of course taking in the final rounds of the u.s. women's golf championship at nearby trump national before making his way back to the white house late sunday night. two republican senators continue their opposition to the gop health care plan along with 48 democrats. senators susan collins and rand paul spoke out on sunday talk shows. >> the insurance companies love this guy. they get all the healthy guys and they reap enormous profits. if you get sick you leave employment and you don't have insurance, then they gouge you and drop you. >> this bill would make

sweeping and deep cuts in the medicaid program. the medicaid program has been a safety net program on the books for more than 50 years. >> without their votes republicans need the vote of senator john mccain to move the health care bill forward, but he's home in arizona recovering from surgery. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced late last night the vote would be postponed until mccain returns. details on the extension given to hawaii by the supreme court and what happens next on the travel ban. but first the so-called father of zombie films george ramiro dead at age of 77. what we're learning about the film maker's passing. ♪

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the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. george ample romero the film maker who changed the horror films of night of the living dead passed away. not only did they define the zombie genre, but it was the first to cast an african american dwayne jones as their hero. the success of the movie led to five sequels and also directed by romero and inspired two remakes. romero's long-time partner confirmed he died in his sleep today following a grief, but aggressive battle of lung cancer. he was 77. legendary actor martin landau died this weekend. he died yesterday of unexpected complications at ucla medical center. he turned to acting after five years as a newspaper cartoonist

and got his big break as -- on tv's mission impossible in the 1960s. his movie credits include north by northwest and ed wood for which he won an oscar. at one point he turned down the role of mr. spok on star trek. landau was 89 years old. new at 10:00 a teenager struck and killed by an amtrak train friday afternoon has been identified as 18-year-old isaac andino. authorities have not said why the teen was on the tracks. after the accident the train was hell in hayward for close to three hours while authorities investigated and then moved on to oakland. passengers continuing on to san francisco boarded another train. none of the 58 passengers or crew members were injured. more than 7,000 people tracked through -- trekked through golden gate park for the aids walk. the fundraising event has been going on for 31 years and raises more than $2 million for hiv/aids non-profit groups. as ktvu 2 allie rasmus explains organizers struck an urgent

political tone at this year's event. >> reporter: cheers and applauses as more than 7,000 people took their first steps in golden gate park for the aids walk. behind the festivities and smiling faces, concerns about future of health care loomed. >> i'm a person living with aids for more than 24 years, 25 years. if they take away my health care i might have two years left to live if i'm lucky. >> reporter: kelly rivera-hart is a volunteer. he says medicare helps pay for his $2,000 a month medication. organizers say the republican health care bill in the senate has created a new sense of urgency. >> the reality is we will strip away health care from some millions of people. many of those people are people who are living with hiv, who needs support. >> reporter: speakers at the event rallied the crowd with a push towards political activism. >> we must -- resist the clear and presents. >> it is time to rise up again

and to fight for people who deserve it and need our help. >> reporter: organizers would set up this pie making station for people taking part to make their own signs and carry on their own routes. the signs specifically referencing pre-existing conditions and in the health care debate. >> so they beat terminal cancer and it's been five years, but i still can't get health care on my own. >> reporter: melanie has bone iii stage cancer. this is her first time at the walk. >> this event specifically spoke to me just because there's so many people that have different pre-existing conditions, aids, cancer, diabetes. >> reporter: at an event like this it feels like everyone is walking the same path to fight for and maintain their access to care. in san francisco allie rasmus ktvu fox 2 news. >> firefighters were busy last night battling a three-alarm fire in eastern contra costa county. the fire started in a home on north street in bay point just

after 10:30 last night. flames spread to the house next door and it took almost an hour to put out the fire at both homes. there are no reports of their injuries, but at least two dogs died. the cause of this fire is under investigation. the coast guard rescued three people last night including a child that got stuck in the bay. two adults and a child were pulled from the waters after their boat capsized near east palo alto. a helicopter crew swam out and perform their rescue. all three boaters were wearing life jackets. they were taken to stanford hospital for an evaluation. new details tonight on two wildfires in santa barbara county. governor brown has declared a state of emergency for damages caused by the alamo and whittier fires. the alamo fire has burned almost 29,000 acres since it began on july 6. it's now 95% contained. it's also destroying one home and another building. the cause is being investigated. the whittier fire continues to burn out of control as firefighters deal with hot, dry conditions. that fire started on july 8

along highway 154. it has now grown to about 18,000 acres. about 16 homes are destroyed and it is only 36% contained. evacuation orders are in effect for several areas. those fires started with the heat wave we've had a while ago and here in the bay area. including this weekend, once again santa rosa today 108 degrees. we do have some cooling in the forecast for tomorrow, but still some hot numbers here out towards santa rosa and livermore. at least 96 degrees. for the hottest locations we are thinking in the mid to upper 90s for your monday forecast. outside right now what would cool us off would be some fog with clear skies out towards the bay bridge. not much in the way of extensive cloud cover out there. most of the bay area in the clear. most of the bay area still pretty warm out there as well. showers and thunderstorms across the southern sierra earlier this afternoon and to

the evening hours. we'll check in on some of the current numbers for the 10:00 hour. still look at the 80s out towards concord and walnut creek. san jose checking in at 72. san francisco 61 and santa rosa in the lower 70s. 71 degrees. warm with an on shore breeze to help cool us off a bit tomorrow. it will be a gradual process though. right now winds are around 5 to 7 to 8 miles an hour. we'll check in on a few more panels as well. out towards sfo winds out of the northwest right around 13 miles an hour. so here's that camera once again looking out towards the bay bridge. here's the plan for tomorrow. it's not the forecast model, not too generous with the fog, but maybe a few patches near the coast and right around the bay. but then into the afternoon hours still more sunshine with hot numbers inland. not as hot as today, but still mid to upper 90s for the hottest locations for your monday afternoon. out towards the coast we're thinking some low to mid-60s. at san francisco it'll be right around 70 degrees by about 3:00. in walnut creek here is the deal with temperatures warming

up by lunchtime in the lower 90s on track to reach the mid- 90s for the afternoon high by about 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. we have even cooler temperatures showing up in the five-day forecast. we'll have more on that in a famines. a new tribute has popped up in oakland for kevin durant. it's a mural in the tennis column neighborhood showing an airborne durant with a ball in his hand. that's a cool shot. there's also a team logo next to durant. pictures of the mural have been showing up all over social media. it's in the alley near 49th and telegraph. according to sf gates the building is a foremen bank of the west. it will be reopening soon as a shoe palace store. >> that's pretty cool. >> yeah. still to come one uber driver taking a ride he will never forget this after a woman gives birth in the backseat of his car before calling for an ambulance. di tails when we -- details when we come back. [ indistinct chatter ]

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their apartments after a deadly fire at the honolulu high-rise. friday's fire left three people dead and 12 injured after flames broke out in a unit on the 26th floor. the building was not equipped with sprinklers. that's because it was built in 1971 before sprinklers were mandatory in high-rises. one man who returned to the burned out building described what he saw. >> it was a four by four down to 23. the paint was peeling away. when we got to the 28th floor i looked in and everything was completely burnt out. >> many survivors have said when the flames broke out no fire alarms sounded. fire officials have not yet released the cause of this blaze. a nationwide bridal boutique closes up shop without warning leaving brides from coast to coast in dire straits. the sudden closures of all 61 alfred angelo bridal stores

have many brides turning bridezilla this weekend. customers found out about the closing only when they went to pick up their dresses at the stores. many are left in the lurch without a gown or refund. they won't give a refund and they say the dresses won't be shipped. >> the bridal dress company posted there was a bankruptcy, but there is no mention of a sudden closure. customers and employees are now left to fend for themselves. an uber driver in l.a. picked up a fare he'll never forget. raymond telles picked up a pregnant woman and her husband. the woman was in labor and needed to get to the hospital fast. but within minutes of the ride her water broke. the woman had the baby before calling 911 in the backseat of his car. >> it's simple uber drive -- it's a simple uber drive and

then i turned into a paramedic uber driver, an emergency thing. i only got through two street lights before the infant came out. we got a couple of blocks down and that's when she started feeling pains and started screaming at the pop of her lungs -- top of her lungs saying to call 911. >> raymond said the paramedics eventually arrived and took the mom and newborn to the hospital. both mom and baby are in good condition. nine people are recovering in contra costa. what we're learning about the accident and the wrong-way driver who caused it. plus, the fallout continues at the peninsula high school. the latest allegations that have surfaced following our investigates reports.

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president trump's approve rating has dropped to the lowest level in 70 years for any president with just six months in office. the abc washington post poll shows 36% of americans approve of the job he's doing. 58% disapprove. 60% said russia tried to influence his campaign. two-thirds don't trust him to negotiate with world leaders, and half said they prefer obamacare to the republican plan. just 24% like the gop version. a poor decision on president trump's travel ban has reopened a window for

thousands of refugees to possibly enter the united states. the status of the travel ban will come into better focus on tuesday. that's the next deadline on the controversial plan. ellison barber has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the supreme court is giving the state of hawaii until noon tuesday to respond to a petition filed by the department of justice on friday. the doj filed the petition asking the supreme court to step in, block the ruling of the hawaii judge, and clarify the decision made by the supreme court last month. the supreme court handed them a partial win in june, ruling it was reasonable for the government to enforce travel restrictions on people from six muslim-majority countries if they did not have a, "credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person already in the u.s." credible claim and bona fide relationships are what's an issue now. the hawaii court says the government is not properly implementing the court's ruling and that their definition of

those terms is far too narrow. on thursday judge derek watson expanded the list of relationships people can use to get into the u.s. if they are from one of the countries listed in the executive order. he also ordered the government to allow refugees if they are formerly working with the resettlement agency here in the states. the department of justice says the court will overstep and they want the supreme court to settle it, writing in the petition, "only this court can definitively settle whether the government's reasonable implementation is consistent with this court's stay." the justices are on a three- month recess, but will likely make a decision on this before they're back in session. they are set to answer the bigger constitutional questions of this ban in the fall. in washington i'm ellison barber fox news. nine people went to hospitals after a car crash involving a wrong-way driver in eastern contra costa county last night. it happened in brentwood near the san creek road onramp to

highway 4. investigators say car had been reported stolen and slammed into a minivan carrying seven people including two young children. the crash happened shortly after 8:00 last night and shut down highway 4 for nearly two hours. >> we had multiple trauma victims that went to the trauma centers to the helicopter and multiple patients by ground. >> there were two people in the car driving the wrong way. one managed to get out on his own, the other was pulled out by firefighters and taken by helicopter to eden medical center. seven people in the minivan were also hurt, but expected to be okay. the youngest child was air lifted to the children's hospital as a precaution because of the baby's age. now to oakland where 45- year-old man is in grave condition after being severely beaten. the attack happened just after midnight on grand avenue across from the veteran's memorial building. a person driving by saw the victim being viciously beaten. when that driver honked their horn the attacker ran away. the victim was taken to the hospital and has since been

placed on life support. police say they don't have a motive for the attack and they're trying to figure out if the suspect and the victim knew each other. playing for a prominent san francisco philanthropist who died in a plane crash last week. the event to honor william sacks goldman will take place tomorrow at the north cedar in san francisco -- north theater in san francisco at 10:00 a.m. his grandparents created the goldman environmental prize. he was an assistant professor at usf. the 88-year-old was killed in sonoma when the single-engine plane he was piloting crashed. his two children and nanny were also injured in the accident. we're getting a firsthand look at a crop dusting plane. clefties responded to the crash -- sheriff deputies responded to the afternoon on saturday afternoon just south of the community of kenwood. the pilot walked away from the crash and was not hurt. an investigation is underway to find out why it crashed. the palo alto school district is reporting new allegations of sexual

misconduct on campus. officials announced 10 new complaints on friday. that brings the total of new cases to 29 since 2 investigates first exposed the issue. ktvu jesse gary broke the initial story in may and now he has the follow up. >> reporter: with the valley school district closed during the middle of summer, the number of reported sexual assault cases grew. district board president terry goddfrey in a memo to the community says there are now ten new cases listed on the uniform complaint procedural log. among them accusations of sexual harassment, sexual comments, and sexual touching. >> it's critical the district is going to respond to incidents of sexual harassment or other things. it's always good if these things are going to be happening for the district to know about them. >> reporter: the pausd registered a total of 71 complaints on its ucp log from

january 2014 until this past june. by comparison san francisco had one of the 12, fremont seven, and the san jose unified school district with five. renewed scrutiny over the numbers comes as the department of education's office of civil rights completed a four-year investigation into the district. they found the pausd failed to take steps in a prompt matter in cases of an alleged sexual assault dating back to 2013. in may our series of 2 investigates reports detailed how a student athlete was convicted in juvenile court of having oral sex with a minor in a school bathroom last october. but the district did not initiate a title ix investigation as required by federal law. >> the goals of these policies is to ultimately protect students at school. and so we need to, in order to do that we need clear policies, we need students and parents and staff to be aware of those policies so we actually get complaints. and then we need a clear

practice that's being followed to respond in an effective way. >> reporter: the district board wants to have the new policies in place before staff training begins on august 1. additionally board members say an oral report from one of the law firms investigating its handling of at least one on- campus sexual assault won't be made until summer break is over. on assignment in palo alto i'm jesse gary ktvu fox 2 news. still ahead an american citizen sentenced to a decade? an iranian jail. >> up next what we're learning about the crime the country says put the american behind bars. and whether temperatures soared today. it's up above 100 degrees over a few portions of the bay area. coming up how much cooling for your monday's forecast and a much more significant cooling in your five-day outlook.

a princeton researcher has been sentenced to 10 years in an iranian jail. reportsout from teheran begansurface -- reports out fromteheran surfaced today. princeton identified the man as gi , we i wang born in china, but is an american citizen.

syria is reporting rebel fighters targeted the russian embassy today in damascus. you can see another struck nearby. the attack comes after days of showing by government forces and damage to a hospital in a rebel-held area. the civil war is now in its seventh year with russia in support of president bashar al- assad's regime. some 475,000 people have died. almost 100,000 of them were civilian. in croatia, firefighters have been struggling on containing a fire. the fires have engulfed pine forest and shrubbery in extremely dry and windy conditions. thick smoke has closed down several main roads neither coastal town. the flames there were dangerously close to homes. however fire fighting planes managed to stop the flames from spreading any further.

in central and southern italy wildfires are also causing concern. authorities closed a road that was engulfed in smoke. people were ordered to leave camp sites in tuscany. drivers could be seen stopping along the road and turning back as the fires approached. flames also caused disruptions to beach goers near rome. but officials say the famed greek temples there were not in danger. french president emmanuel macron denounced his country's role in the holocaust during a ceremony today. it it's -- it's the 75th anniversary of a mass roundup of 13,000 jews. there were 76,000 jews sent from san francisco to nazi camps. benjamin netanyahu lashed out to those minimizing the rules of killing of the people. still to come a family is caught in a flash flood.

what police vaying about the incident that killed nine people including -- what police is saying about the incident that killed nine people including children. your complete bay area forecast coming up next. [ crickets chirping ]

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several employees at a connecticut hospital were exposed to a radioactive substance after a burglar broke into a nuclear medicine lab.

it happened at the st. rafael campus of the yale new haven hospital. employees discovered the cancer center lab had been broken into and noticed black powder on the bottom of their shoes. that's when a hazmat crew was called in. 12 hospital staffers were exposed and three of them underwent decontamination. >> that's an area where they keep nuclear medicine. radioactive isotopes. the room was engineered to contain it, however the workers exposed are going through the radiation detection now. >> authorities say there is no danger to the public or to the burglars because of radioactive substance that has a short shelf life that's meant to be injected into the cancer patients. the suspects apparently broke in to steal an air conditioner. authorities are reviewing surveillance video to identify the possible suspects. tragedy in arizona. nine people are dead including at least two children after a flash flood. a 13-year-old boy is still

missing. fox reporter will carr has the latest. >> the summertime tragedy in arizona more than a handful of people are dead including kids after a flash flood swept away a swimming hole in central arizona. >> thick heavy rain, flooded creeks, and this large family unit was down by the river and had practically no warning that this flash flood was coming down the river. 14 people were swept away. >> it all happened near payson, arizona at the cold springs swimming hole. crews said a thunderstorm hit about eight miles upstream as people were swimming. >> the family members had been here all day. when we arrived at 6:00 this morning they had already been down walking along the river looking for their loved ones. >> reporter: search and rescue efforts are underway, but crews say in addition to the rain a part of the problem was through wildfires that have burned brush and vegetation that normally catches rain water and

close down potential floods. >> in central arizona this is the monsoon season. thunderstorms and heavy rains can develop very quickly. it hit an area of a wildfire that we had about a month ago. >> reporter: nearby more devastation of flooding. at least trees were blocking roadways and scattered debris. >> to see the destruction off union hill with the roads closed, it's unreal. >> reporter: arizona's monsoon season starts around the end of june and peaks in july with heavy rains falling in dangerous isolated pockets. in los angeles will carr fox news. mark tamayo is in the weather center. mark, they've had hot weather there as well and we're getting over our hot weather. we're not as hot? >> we're still going to be on the hot side for tomorrow inland, but at least you're not talking much in the way of temperatures about 105 degrees. more like mid to upper 90s.

here's the temperature timeline throughout the day and the readings you can see reaching the mid-90s by 3:00 to 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. most areas tomorrow coming down on average about three to six degrees from today's highs. here's the deal for tomorrow. fair skies, maybe some patchy fog. that's about it. then into the afternoon hours lots of sunshine out there. a big temperature range. mid-60s all the way to the mid to upper 90s. outside right now we'll show you this live camera looking out towards the bay bridge, out towards san francisco bay. not much in the way of fog here as we mentioned we could have a few patches first thing tomorrow morning, but the forecast models are not too generous with the clouds for your monday, but probably a bit more monday night and into tuesday. on the satellite the perspective here showing you most of the fog hanging out towards our south. down towards southern california, south of point conception, so we still have mostly clear skies out there as you heard about the monsoonal storms towards the desert southwest. still a few showers moving out

towards california and into nevada. of course the high clouds, the humid conditions. current numbers out there still very warm with a lot of 8s for concord and walnut creek and some 70s out towards livermore and san jose. san francisco 62 and santa rosa still very warm at 71. remember santa rosa was 108 degrees. just amazing this afternoon. things have been cooling off though. cooling begins tomorrow for your monday still around 95, 96. maybe 97 degrees. then as this system moves in we'll be bringing in cooler temperature -- we'll be bringing in cooler temperatures throughout the week. temperatures are stabilizing not moving too much. once again temperatures inland could be back up into the mid- 90s with a bit of a spike a few days away. the forecast model is still showing us mostly clear skies on monday morning, maybe partly sunny skies for the coast near portions of the bay. then into the afternoon hours we're showing you 60s for the beaches. temperatures inland on track as we showed you cooler than today, but still hot around 94

to 97 degrees. we'll break it down for your monday afternoon highs. there's santa rosa in the mid- 90s. fairfield 94. a bit of a breeze kicks in throughout afternoon hours. you'll probably notice that sea breeze around 15 to 25 miles an hour. probably developing by mid afternoon. oakland 76. here we go with the mid to a few upper 90s towards antioch and brentwood. but still some improvement from today's highs. then we'll go to the south bay for san jose at 89. gilroy 94, and santa cruz mid- 70s. beaches mainly in the 70s. we'll go with 70 degrees after topping out right around 78 this afternoon. looking ahead to your five-day forecast temperatures will continue to cool off. in fact tuesday just looks nice. 70s and 80s out there. and then kind of stabilizing later on in the week. then we might bring in a bump for your numbers on saturday and sunday. but this summer has been interesting because i could not remember a time when we've been talking about so much of the way not only triple digits, but way up above 100 degrees. that was a big spike this

weekend. >> it feels like a regular summer everywhere else. >> yeah, right, exactly. we've got that break headed our way and we can enjoy it. >> we've got big fire burning up there. the cooler temperatures are going to help, but it's still not cool. >> yeah, it was very hot on friday and saturday and sunday. so it's been getting progressively drier. any fire start could just take off out there. it will be a big challenge. >> all right, thank you, mark. >> thanks, mark. war for the planet of the apes has won the battle for the box office. >> how long have you been here? >> a long time. >> the latest film on the planet of the apes franchise opened up with a take of $56.5 million making it the most popular movie in theaters right now. next is "spider-man homecoming." "despicable me 3" pulled in $19 million. the comedy "baby driver" took in $8.8 million. and the romantic comedy "the

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welcome back. joe fonzi joins us now with sports. we're talking trades in the mlb? >> yeah, if you're an a's fan you're saying really, again? another guy that we like? they should be used to it by now. it's what we come to expect from the oakland a's at this time of the year if they are not in contention for the post season. sometimes even when they are it's time to dump the older more expensive players for prospects. more on that today. the only weakness the washington nationals has shown this year is in their bullpen. that has now strengthened in a deal that gives them sean doolittle. he was 1-0 with the a's this year retiring the last 23 left- handed batters he has faced. the nationals also get 36-year- old right hander ryan madson who comes with a 2.06 earned run average. along with doolittle he should help with a team that has blown more than their save opportunities. the a's get right-handed

pitcher blake treinen in exchange with a couple of minor leaguers, a pitcher, and an infielder. marshawn lynch with first pitch honors at the coliseum today on a weekend where the a's look like anything, but a last place team. they loaded the bases off of trevor bower. ryan healy comes through with a two-clutch single to score two. bower is gone after just 2/3. the a's added. jed lowrie goes down. he sends it over the fence. that's home run number 10 on the year for lowrie. he's another one of those players that came up in trade talk. the a's might be in last place, but they come off the sweep leading the indians 7-3. while the a's are finding a new bright spots in a lost season, the giants keep falling further back. on the mound for the giants today in straight, he was in trouble right away -- giants

today as he was in trouble. he had three home runs against the giants this year with eight hits already this season. five of them have been homers. san diego leading 4-1 in the 3rd and then the three-run bomb. this time it's cory spangenberg goes deep. giants may start to house them soon as well going down 7-1. they're now six games behind the padres in the seller of the nl west. well it's hard for an athlete to escape the ravages of time. but today wimbledon roger federer turned back the clock. the 35-year-old fedderrer in the men's finals. fedder and the far court was after his -- federer and the far court was after his 8th wimbledon championship. federer won the first set 6-3 and the second 6-1. boy, match point now federer serves an ace to win 6- 4 and adds to his record 19

grand slam titles. federer is the only player to win this tournament first played in 1877 eight times. the world likes it as well. history made at the lake tahoe summertime event drawing celebrities and watchers. hard to find a prettier place for the american century championship. no surprise stephen curry is one of the most popular players on the course. that sets him up for an eagle and the six points that comes with that. curry had 60 points over the weekend finishing in fourth place. here is where the history was made. mark how old -- mark with a short birdie putt. 11 better than second place. he's the first player to win this tournament three years in a row. it was tight on the stretch and the final rounds of the women's open in new jersey. that's when korea's park took control. down the one stroke in the

12th. park made this approach to get the ball roll to birdie range. she was tied for the lead after making the putt. she was in a three-way tie. just like that park finished with her second consecutive round of 57 and won the open by two strokes. that's it for me. we'll see you at 11:30 for sports wrap. here is ken and cristina with the 11:00 news. all right, thank you very much, joe. next at 11:00. >> you have this father who gave up his own life for his young son. >> a family in mourning tonight after tragedy on the water in the south bay. detail on the father who saved his young son from drowning only to get pulled underneath himself. >> hello i'm cristina rendon. >> and i'm ken wayne. the body of that man was recovered late this evening by

divers with the santa clara county sheriff's office. >> it happened at the end of oger avenue in unincorporated morgan hill. ktvu azenith smith there now with the tragic end on what was meant to be a family fun day on the water. >> reporter: distraught family members holding on to hope for hours, devastated by the outcome after sheriff deputies recovered the body of their loved one. >> it's extremely tragic. you have this father who gave up his son for his own -- his own life for his own life. it's a complete tragedy for the family. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said around 2:00 this afternoon a family of four adults and eight children were heading out to the pond behind the parkway lakes rv park. for >> i saw a variety of the adults and some kids. it looked like they were going to go swimming. they looked like they were going out to have a good time. >> reporter: a good time until one of the children went too far into the water. the father went after his ch